AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI and Research: The University of Delaware is leading a $21.5 million NSF collaboration on human-AI cooperation, including health care. At Ohio State, a new Google AI partnership drew mixed reactions: some students worry the tools could discourage independent thinking. International Students: The Trump administration has proposed requiring colleges to pay $70,000 for a foreign graduate’s first year of Optional Practical Training and $30,000 for each extension, a move that could deter talent and affect university research. Science Breakthroughs: Oxford researchers found that a type of brain immune cell can clear Parkinson’s-linked protein clumps, pointing to a possible new path for treatment. College Readiness: California superintendent candidate Richard Barrera says universities should help students who arrive without basic math skills, rejecting calls to restore SAT requirements at the University of California. Career Pathways: Southwestern Community College received $271,575 to expand nursing and HVAC training, targeting local labor shortages with programs designed to lead to good-paying jobs.
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